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International Conference on Nutrition Research and Obesity Management

20th Nov – 21st Nov 2026 Kowloon City, Hong Kong Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Nutrition Research and Obesity Management conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 2 - Zero Hunger SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track focuses on the latest advancements in nutritional interventions aimed at preventing and managing obesity. Researchers will present evidence-based strategies that highlight the role of diet in promoting health and wellness.

This session explores the intersection of food science and technology in developing solutions for obesity management. Topics will include functional foods, food safety, and innovations in food processing.

This track addresses the critical role of pediatric nutrition in preventing childhood obesity. Presentations will cover dietary patterns, nutritional education, and interventions tailored for young populations.

This session examines the relationship between metabolism, chronic diseases, and nutrition. Researchers will discuss how dietary choices influence metabolic health and disease outcomes.

This track highlights public health initiatives aimed at reducing obesity rates in various populations. Discussions will focus on policy, community programs, and educational campaigns.

This session emphasizes the role of nutrition in promoting overall wellness and managing chronic diseases. Experts will share insights on dietary strategies that enhance health outcomes.

This track explores effective nutrition education methods and their impact on behavior change. Presentations will highlight innovative approaches to teaching nutrition in diverse settings.

This session focuses on the development of innovative food products that enhance nutritional quality. Researchers will discuss the implications of food innovation for health and obesity management.

This track addresses the importance of nutrition policy in shaping public health outcomes. Discussions will include advocacy efforts aimed at promoting healthier food environments.

This session investigates the health benefits of functional foods and their potential in obesity management. Researchers will present findings on bioactive compounds and their effects on health.

This track examines the critical relationship between food safety and nutritional health. Presentations will address challenges and solutions in ensuring safe food systems that support public health.

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